North Point in the Old Dreams of Time: Traveling Through Eras Between the Market and the Theater

#HongKongInDepthTour Stepping into North Point is like opening a time door to old Hong Kong. Walking from King's Road to Chun Yeung Street, the tram slowly moves through the narrow market streets, a rare poetic moment in the city. The neighborhood shops, chandeliers, and neon lights on Chun Yeung Street make you feel as if you are in Hong Kong of the 1950s and 60s. Turning into Kin Wah Street, the old-style Tong Lau buildings still retain their original appearance, with floral window frames and vintage signs quietly witnessing the passage of time. This area is also one of the inspirations for the film "In the Mood for Love." The nearby Emperor Theatre building still preserves the outline of a 20th-century cinema and is praised as the "Little Paris of the East." If time allows, climb the small hill behind Fortress Street to enjoy the sunset over the eastern shore of Victoria Harbour and the winding tram tracks—a nostalgic and immersive journey.